1. Explain what you should do if you find suspect materials
2. Explain what to do if you find damaged suspect materials
3. Explain what to do to minimise the spread of asbestos
1. The procedures to be put in place to protect you and others
2. The importance of following these procedures
Here are some common myths and facts about asbestos. Think about the question below and answer is it a myth, or is it fact? Simply give your answer below.
Here are some common myths and facts about asbestos. Think about the question below and answer is it a myth, or is it fact? Simply give your answer below.
Asbestos Containing Materials are not always obvious. They may be within other products or coatings but will ‘take up’ the colour of the material it is mixed or painted with. If you’re not sure, the building owner or your employer needs to get it checked out! Do not assume there will always be warning labels or signs. There could be undiscovered or hidden asbestos in buildings you work on. In any event:
The following flow chart gives you a guide on what to do if you uncover or damage any material, which may contain asbestos.
1. That if you come across damaged materials, do not disturb them
2. That any suspect materials should be reported to your supervisor
3. That the register should provide information on identification
4. That you must be properly trained to work with asbestos
5. That you must warn others if you come across suspect materials
6. That any clean-up operations must be carried out by authorised workers
Well done! You have now made it to the end of this asbestos awareness online training course. Please listen carefully as this will help you to complete your final assessment and gain your certificate.
You will now be presented with a series of questions, which are similar to the modular questions that previously completed. Unlike the modular questions you will not be able to go back and review the course content.
If you answer the question correctly you will move onto the next question... if you answer the question incorrectly, you will still move onto the next question. You will be given 2 attempts and a maximum of 40 minutes to answer the required number of questions correctly with an overall pass mark of 80%.